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Arrest line answered by an attorney, 24 hours a day.

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The arrest line is answered by an attorney, not a call center. Say nothing to police until you have spoken to one.

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Arrest line answered by an attorney, 24 hours a day.

(720) 555-0181Start a case review

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Three short steps. Nothing you send here is a statement, nothing is shared, and nobody will pressure you into retaining anyone.

If someone is in custody right now, call (720) 555-0181 instead. An attorney answers at any hour.

Case review form

Step 1 of 3

What is the charge?

Pick the closest match. If you are not sure what was filed, choose the last option.

What has happened so far?

Rough answers are fine. Nothing here is a statement and nothing is shared with anyone.

How do we reach you?

If it is urgent, call (720) 555-0181 instead. The line is answered by an attorney at any hour.

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Sending this form does not create an attorney-client relationship and nothing you send is confidential until we have run a conflicts check and both signed an engagement agreement. Do not send details of anything you would not want read by someone else.

We have your request.

An attorney reads every one of these, usually within two hours during the working day and by the next morning otherwise. You will get a call or an email from a real person, not an automated reply.

  1. Next. We run a conflicts check against the other names in the matter.
  2. Then. A thirty to forty five minute call with an attorney, free, with no obligation.
  3. After. A written summary of what we think the case is and what it would cost.

If something is happening now, do not wait for us to call. Ring (720) 555-0181.

Four things worth finding before the call

None of them are essential. All of them make the first half hour more useful.

  1. The paperwork. The summons, the bond paperwork, or the Express Consent Affidavit and Notice of Revocation if a licence was taken.
  2. The date. The next court date, and the date of the arrest or the stop. In a driving case, the date of service starts the seven day DMV clock.
  3. The names. Everyone named in the matter, so we can run a conflicts check before we talk about anything substantive.
  4. Your own note. What you remember, written down while it is fresh and dated. Do not post it anywhere.

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